AboUt Our Studio
Drowning Fish studio is a full-production analog/digital recording studio nestled in the Port Richmond section of Philadelphia.
Our primary focus is bringing to life the sound you’ve been dreaming of. From our 500 square foot live room with 15-foot wooden ceilings and hand-built pallet wall to our beautifully tuned control room, we have the acoustic spaces to give your production that BIG SOUND!
We have been developing our music production philosophies for over 21 years and have the experience to give your musical art the exact attention to detail it truly deserves. Contact us today to set up a free consultation and tour of our creative facility!
Engineer
JASON DUNKERLEY
Jason Dunkerley has been involved in music in some form or another since the age of 3. He is an accomplished drummer, played in many local and signed bands over the years, and has added value to every project he’s been a part of. His producing and engineering journey began in 2002 when his then-band, asked him to build a recording/ rehearsal studio in his new home in Abington Pa. With the help of his peers, including Grammy-winning Mike Tarsia, and an endless supply of passion for creating musical art, he has developed himself over the last 20-plus years as a staple in the Philadelphia recording studio scene. Helping countless bands and artists get their sound, Jason has built Drowning Fish Studio truly from the ground up.
Nothing is too hard when it comes to the creation process. And no idea is unworthy of at least trying to create an amazing final product. It’s this vibe that has kept Drowning Fish going for so long in a climate where studios come and go. A never give up attitude, and an insatiable lust for the very best sound, are what make up the experience you’ll find when you work here. Just ask any of our many, many clients over the years, Drowning Fish Studio is where you want to make your next recording!
Engineer
Andrew Wojciak
Andrew’s musical journey began at age 6 when he started taking lessons for classical piano. At age 15 he picked up guitar and has since played in multiple bands, currently playing keyboards in progressive metal band Spoon of Ukobach and guitar in hardcore band Dumpweed. He has experience in composition for a variety of instruments including guitar, piano, bass, drums, and string quartet. Andrew learned the basics of audio engineering at Ramapo College and continued to develop his engineering skills post-graduation through several internships before arriving at Drowning Fish. Pairing a strong sense of music theory with a high attention to detail, he understands that the small details do matter.
